Sentence examples for gain familiarity from inspiring English sources
"gain familiarity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the process of becoming more knowledgeable and experienced in a particular subject or activity. For example, "The teacher worked hard to help her students gain familiarity with the scientific process."
"When you start law school in your first-year classes you are introduced to a lot of legal terms that might not be familiar to you so having a resource that can help you gain familiarity with legal terms and legal concepts might be very helpful," she says.
Children would gain familiarity with "bubbling in," a skill not stressed in the school's progressive, project-based curriculum.
Dutifully at my post, I had been hoping to gain familiarity with some of the players in this Yankee-free autumn, but instead began groaning at the managers.
"Learning organization skills helps students gain familiarity with a technology device in a friendly form factor and will prepare them for more advanced learning," Mr. Yankowski said.
Some blame for Kumaritashvili's death was directed at Canadian officials for not letting foreign athletes gain familiarity with a treacherous course known for high speeds and crashes.
With each heat, he seeks to gain familiarity, a sense of rhythm, an assurance that he can feel hurt in his legs and not slow down, a belief that what is lost can be found.
Graduate students in physics spend long years gaining familiarity with the nooks and crannies of Hilbert space, locating familiar landmarks, treading its beaten paths, learning where secret passages and dead ends lie, and developing a sense of the overall lay of the land.
Many other words came in as the pioneers gained familiarity with the Indian life.
The title, if not the work itself, gained familiarity in the West through Chen Kaige's acclaimed 1993 film, loosely constructed around the opera.
Even for those who consider switching, gaining familiarity with a new browser's features can require adjustment time, as well as the importing of bookmarks and the dredging up of long-forgotten user names and passwords.
He gained familiarity with graphic art from his stepfather, the limner and engraver Peter Pelham, and developed an early sense of vocation: before he was 20 he was already an accomplished draughtsman.
